Turning Points in the Transformation on the Global Scene
edited by Antoni Kuklinski and by Boguslaw Skuza
available in English
 ISBN 83-89188-45-7 |
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Antoni Kuklinski and by Boguslaw Skuza edited this new publication of the Polish Association for the Club of Rome The concept of turning points as an effectice instrument of theoretical reflection and empirical analysis is discussed in this publication in a broad framework of the changing transformation and perception of the Global Scene. |
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Contents Preface — ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI, BOGUSLAW SKUZA PART ONE THE CHANGING PERCEPTION OF THE GLOBAL SCENE LOUIS EMMERIJ: Turning Points in Development Thinking and Practice RYSZARD PIASECKI, MIRON WOLNICKI: Development strategies—new challenges ZDZISLAW L. SADOWSKI: Turning Points: The Oil Crisis of 1973 KATARZYNA ZUKROWSKA: The limited power of oil ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI: The turning points in the transformation of the global scene Memorandum I KATARZYNA ZUKROWSKA: Comment TOMASZ ZARYCKI: Comment ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI: The turning points in the transformation of the global scene Memorandum II PART TWO THE CHANGING PERCEPTION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION JEAN-MARIE ROUSSEAU: Building critical advantage around strategic nooks and crannies of Europe PAUL DREWE: Quo Vadis European Union? Uncertainties ask for scenarios TOMASZ GRZEGORZ GROSSE: The turning points in the political and administrative system. The case of the EU and Poland KATARZYNA ZUKROWSKA: The European Union: Specificities of an International Actor Who does not have Army nor Government PART THREE METHODOLOGICAL REFLECTION ANDRZEJ P. WIERZBICKI, YOSHITERU NAKAMORI: Creative Space: a Method of Integration of Recent Knowledge Creation Theories MARC HALÉVY – VAN KEYMEULEN: Facing the noetic revolution ZBIGNIEW MADEJ: Turning Points on The Global Scene—Methodological Problems DARIUSZ MILCZAREK: Commentary to Professor Zbigniew Madej’s paper: "Turning Points on The Global Scene—Methodological Problems" WLADYSLAW OEWITALSKI: The Meaning and Nature of The Turning Point ADELAIDA REYES: Ethnomusicological Method: Order and Chaos PART FOUR TURNING POINTS—THE SCENE OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE JAN BIELAWSKI: OECD Contribution to The Systemic Breakthrough in The Countries of Central and Eastern Europe TOMASZ ZARYCKI: On the Fall of Communism PIOTR DUTKIEWICZ, VLADIMIR POPOV: Ahead or behind? Lessons from Russia’s postcommunist transformation JAN WORONIECKI: Russia: Quo Vadis? ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI: The transformation of European Regions at the turn of the XX and XXI century (1985–2025) ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI: The transformation of Mazovia at the turn of the XX and XXI century (1985–2025). An introduction to a project of diagnostic and prospective studies MICHAL MIEDZINSKI: Comment on Prof. Kuklinski’s note on "The transformation of Mazovia at the turn of the XX and XXI century (1985–2025)" ROMAN GALAR: Few comments on concepts embedded in the 2001 Strategy of Lower Silesia PART FIVE TURNING POINT—THE CASE OF CHINA JEAN-MARIE ROUSSEAU, DANA WANG: Towards which horizons the Dragon would take wing? KSAWERY BURSKI: China’s economic growth and prospects of further modernization and role in world economy KATARZYNA ZUKROWSKA: China starts to produce and consume PART SIX PROPOSALS FOR GRAND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI: Global development in secular perspective ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI: Strategic thinking—methodological and pragmatic reflections ROMAN GALAR: How to Become an Optimistic Futurologist ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI: The Four Megaspaces of the XXI century ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI: The transformation of the global scene. The crucial turning points ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI: The Future of Europe. Two Scenarios Post Scriptum — ANTONI KUKLIŃSKI |
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